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Any die hard pink floyd fans out there?

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beujolais · 11/09/2012 13:58

Are these not one of the most awesome bands ever? At the moment i'm trying to brainwash my son to enjoy less jessie j and more floyd. I'ts war jessie!!!

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AstronomyDomine · 11/09/2012 22:24

Bit of a clue with my name Grin

Sossiges · 11/09/2012 22:26

Yup, Die Hard and Pink Floyd, all good.

NellyJob · 11/09/2012 22:28

my son is getting into pink floyd personally i find it a bit worrying Grin

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 08:46

Haha, excellent astronomydomine! Na trust me and don't worry nellyjob, your boy could be into worse ie one direction, justin bieber etc. I've been trying to brainwash mine but to no avail, suppose i'll just weather the storm and hope he gets into the good stuff later on.

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senua · 12/09/2012 09:02

Are these not one of the most awesome bands ever?

Nope.

They are the most awsome band ever.

WandaDoff · 12/09/2012 09:05

Yup, bestest band ever.

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 09:38

Was gutted i missed them at live8 that time, was in london just before it too but couldn't get back for it. Dave gilmour's guitar on comfortably numb gave me goose bumps. What are your faves, syd barratt floyd or gilmour floyd?

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senua · 12/09/2012 10:06

Concerts on the screen are not the same as being there. There is only one TV concert ever that gave me goose bumps. Guess which one?Grin I know someone who had tickets for it and left early to get the last train home. I would have quite happily slept in the gutter for the chance to be there.

Meanwhile, enjoy this. I prefer this to the official version because it gives the full view with starring role to the wall. 0

senua · 12/09/2012 10:07
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beujolais · 12/09/2012 10:33

So sorry, my computer's being an arse and not letting me get it on! Thanks though senua. What is your favourite album by them?

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senua · 12/09/2012 11:12

Um, all of them?
If forced to choose, I would say post-Barrett albums (am I allowed to say that?Blush)

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 11:28

Ha. My most played is wish you were here i'd say. I love a saucer full of secrets when i fancy a bit more psychadelic floyd though. Yeah i suppose the barratt years are an aquired taste, i do love em personally.

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senua · 12/09/2012 12:31

Inspired by this thread, I am playing some PF. The nearest album to hand was Echoes which starts with Astronomie Domine and See Emily Play. I always forget how much I like the early stuff; it's just that later works have more emotional resonance to me.
We are currently on the track Echoes which is amazing. As they say - it's not the notes, it's the space between the notes. PF are past masters at 'spaces'. It something that the current generation (Jessie J et al) don't get.

NellyJob · 12/09/2012 12:33

right that's it I am putting on 'wish you were here'

Pantah630 · 12/09/2012 12:50

Love Floyd, as we can no longer see the real thing The Australian Pink Floyd are well worth going to see. Prefer Floyd with Roger in, Gilmours guitar is fabulous and Syd was a genius.
Unfortunately only seen them live without Roger but have seen him separately, such a shame Rick and Syd are gone.
Wish I'd brought headphones into work now. Grin

qo · 12/09/2012 12:51

Yes me, I'm rather proud that my 11 year old dd has lots of floyd on her mp3 player

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 13:10

You guys have excellent taste. See emily play is awesome, you can feel it through your body if you have it on high enough! I never tire of wish you were here, shine on part 2 is a masterpiece! I probably play have a cigar the most! you are awesome all of you!

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 13:17

How incredible is live at pompeii! What force of nature that is!

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senua · 12/09/2012 13:34

Ah, happy memories of nearly forty years ago sitting in a darkened room reverently listening to Dark Side of the Moon in quadrophonic sound.
Truly awesome dude!

marge2 · 12/09/2012 13:38

A neighbour of mine is an ex band member. As in 'before they were famous'. He is a bloody amazing guitarist. Lovely bloke too.

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 13:46

Got shine on part 2 on full throttle at the mo, my own little utopia. Wow senua that sounds almost heavenly! Really marge2, that's great. does he still play?

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marge2 · 12/09/2012 13:50

OMFG. I just googled him and it's true. I have known him for donkeys years and it's been sort of like a local folklore 'Oh yeah - Bob. He used to be in Pink Floyd'. I didn't actually believe it tbh..or thought he would be one of the kids at school in one of their first ever crap bands or something. Holy shit! He's been encouraging my DS2 in his guitar interest this summer. OMG - again!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Klose

Perhaps I'd better listen to some pink floyd now!

marge2 · 12/09/2012 13:53

Yes - he's amazing still too. His son is a drummer and he plays with his band sometimes. I'm sure he plays elsewhere too. In fact he brought some mates and played at a relative of mine's 70th in the summer. Just as background music, as he is a friend of loads of my family.

What should I listen to?

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 13:56

Haha, no way! That's awesome. Wish i knew him. What are you listening to?

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beujolais · 12/09/2012 13:57

Got to be wish you were here, listen to shine on part2, my fave.

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